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The document is Form 6390, used for reporting Alaska Federal-Based Credits for the year 2023. It outlines the calculation of current year credits applicable to Alaska, including general business credits and specified credits, while detailing adjustments for alternative minimum tax and limitations on credit amounts. The form includes sections for non-passive and passive activities, as well as carryforward and carryback provisions.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open Draft form 3800 in the editor.
Begin by entering your EIN and the name shown on your return at the top of the form.
In Part I, fill out the current year credit for credits not allowed against Alaska Alternative Minimum Tax. Start with line 1, entering the federal general business credit from a non-passive activity.
Continue to lines 2a and 2b, where you will input any federal investment credits and other general business credits that are not allowable for Alaska.
Calculate line 3 by subtracting line 2c from line 1 to find the applicable general business credit from a non-passive activity.
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What is Form 3800 used for?

Form 3800 is used to calculate the General Business Credit, which helps small business owners cut their federal income tax bill. Thats why small business owners such as partners, S corporation shareholders, and sole proprietors ought to be familiar with the form.

What is California Form 3800 for?

Use form FTB 3800, Tax Computation for Certain Children with Unearned Income, to figure the childs tax. Complete form FTB 3800 if all of the following conditions apply: The child is age 18 and under or a student under age 24 at the end of 2023.

What is form 3800 general business credit?

Form 3800 is used to compile all tax credit information for eligible businesses. General business credit consists of carryforward business credits from prior years plus current-year business credits. Internal Revenue Service. Business Tax Credits.

Who qualifies for the general business credit?

Eligibility Criteria for the General Business Credit According to the IRS, an eligible small business is any of the following: A non-publicly traded corporation. A partnership. A sole proprietorship.